So, too, neither, either

How would you positively agree with this statement using "So" correctly:

I believe good time management is a key skill to succeed in your career.

• So am I

• So I do

• So did I

• So do I

How would you positively agree with this statement using "So" correctly:

She had a lot of stress for she has been working overtime lately.

• So does he

• So is he

• So did he

• So was he

How would you positively agree with this statement using "too" correctly:

I will focus on taking care of my well-being in this week.

• I am, too

• I will, too

• I do, too

• I did, too

How would you positively agree with this statement using "too" correctly:

Jorge is working remotely this next month

• Pamela is, too

• Pamela can, too

• Pamela was, too

• Pamela did, too

How would you negatively agree with this statement using "neither" correctly:

I didn't have enough quality time with myself this weekend

• Neither do I

• Neither did I

• Neither didn't I

• Neither don't I

How would you negatively agree with this statement using "neither" correctly:

They weren't happy with the idea of working overtime

• Neither do we

• Neither did we

• Neither were we

• Neither will we

How would you negatively agree with this statement using "either" correctly:

I can't handle this amount of stress anymore

• I coulnd't, either

• I wasn't, either

• I can, either

• I can't, either

How would you negatively agree with this statement using "either" correctly:

Camila and Melissa are not taking enjoying their hobbies.

• Susan isn't, either

• Susan wasn't, either

• Susan won't, either

• Susan doesn't, either

Use a positive agreement expression (so, too) to answer this statement:

I think that remote working is not the best option to be productive.

Use a negative agreement expression (neither, either) to answer this statement:

He doesn't have a good balance between his personal and his profesional life.